Lambretta LD 150 Milan

02/05/09 – Lambretta LD 150 scooter built by Innocenti in Milan circa 1954-56. (more…)

Czech and Japanese Matchbox Labels

29/01/09 – PIE books, Japan: Cesky Filumenisticky Design (2005) and Japanese Matchbox Label Collection 1920s-40s (2004). Text in Japanese. Maraid’s matchbox labels on flickr//

Vision + Value Series Edited by Gyorgy Kepes (1965-6)
Excerpts from The New Vision by Moholy-Nagy (1938)
A selection of graphics from Bauhaus publications
A New History of Canada Vol. 1
Tatra T600 Tatraplan 1946-7 Streamlined Automobile
Le Corbusier: Towards a New Architecture (1923)
1960s & 1970s Scandinavian Design Logos: Part 2
1960s & 1970s Scandinavian Design Logos: Part 1
Air Made Visible: A Visual Reader on Bruno Munari
Falkland Lamp by Bruno Munari for Danese Milano
Design and Paper: Number 13 by Ladislav Sutnar (1943)
Design and Paper: Number 19 by Ladislav Sutnar (1945)
Tapio Wirkkala for Iittala: 1968
Karel Teige a typographie: Asymetricka harmonie (2009)
J. Hochuli: Detail in Typography
Lambretta LD 150 Milan
Tenugui: Designs & Patterns Japan
Typographic Study: Square with 3×3 Grid [Ex. AH-25]
Canadian Pacific Airlines (CP Air) Postcards
Place d’Accueil, Expo 67 Montreal
Bruno Munari’s Design as Art (1966)
Excerpts from The Vignelli Canon
Industrial British Columbia 1946
Graphic Design Manual: Principles and Practice
Czech and Japanese Matchbox Labels
Ubu’s Almanac: Alfred Jarry and the Graphic Arts
Jens Quistgaard for Dansk International Designs
Henning Koppel for Scanform Denmark
Solair Chair: Fabiano & Panzini for IPL
Henning Koppel for B & G
Letter by Letter: An Alphabetical Miscellany
Joe Colombo Boby Trolley
The Elements of Typographic Style – Part 1
John Maeda’s The Laws of Simplicity
Futurist Typography and the Liberated Text
Grid Systems in Graphic Design
Emil Ruder’s Typographie
Jan Tschichold’s The New Typography
‘Gacha’-Machine Toy
Josef Lada: Illustrator
Design from Scandinavia
Website Prototype (Textual Interface)
Dieter Rams: Design is…
Ladislav Sutnar: Designer and Artist
Johannes Itten’s The Elements of Color

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Oliver Tomas is a designer and academic currently living and working in Vancouver.

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